Chapter 5 - Pecuniary Insurance Flashcards

1
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what does pecuniary insurance mean?

A

intangibles - income, revenue

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2
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what is the basic purpose of legal expenses?

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provide indemnity for costs caused by the need to seek legal advice or pursue civil action

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3
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what are civil actions?

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actions not prosecuted in criminal courts

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4
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what are the 2 standard legal expenses policies?

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  1. group legal benefit
  2. commercial legal protection policies
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5
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what do group legal benefit policies do?

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operate on behalf of a group for example employees of a company and their immediate family members

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6
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what are the 4 sections under a group legal benefit policy?

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  1. employment cover
  2. personal cover
  3. motor cover
  4. conveyancing cover
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7
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what does employment cover under a group policy cover?

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defence of any claims against a member as a result of their employment

defence and compensation from actions under certain legislations - equality act 2010

costs of claiming compensation arising out of employment - discrimination and wrongful dismissal

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what does personal cover under a group policy cover?

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covers the costs of pursuing personal rights or defending a personal act against the member

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9
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what does motor cover include under a group policy?

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the costs of defending a claim arising out of the ownership or use of a motor vehicle (not covered by an ordinary motor policy)

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10
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what does conveyancing cover under a group policy include?

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legal costs involved in buying and or selling their house up to a specified limit

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11
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what is commercial legal protection?

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policies designed to cover firms or companies as employers, property owners and traders where their business can expose them to litigation

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12
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what legislations apply to customers and employees which highlight the importance of commercial legal protection?

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  1. employment relations act 1999
  2. the national minimum wage act 1998
  3. the data protection act 2018
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13
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what are the 5 main sections on commercial legal protection policies?

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  1. employment cover
  2. criminal prosecution defence cover
  3. property disputes
  4. motor cover
  5. patents, registered designs, copyright and trademark cover
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14
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what are optional extensions for commercial legal policies?

A

contract disputes and debt recovery

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15
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what does contract disputes cover involve?

A

where insurers negotiate the policyholders rights in a contractual dispute

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16
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what is covered by a debt recovery extension?

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insurers will negotiate policyholders rights in recovery of money and interest due from the sale of goods or services above a minimum amount.

17
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what does commercial legal protection not cover?

A

any legal action for which indemnity costs can be recovered elsewhere for example under EL or PL policies.

18
Q

when does business interruption come into affect?

A

if the loss has impacted their ability to trade

19
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what are the 2 dimensions that make up BI?

A

the monetary value and the time the interruption will affect the business

20
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what is the time that the interruption will affect the business known as?

A

indemnity period

21
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how is turnover defined?

A

the total income arising from activities of business

22
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what are often referred to as ‘standing charges’?

A

net profit and fixed charges

23
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what is the term used for the addition of net profit and standing charges?

A

gross profit

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